Bono JUST Revealed What Dolly Parton Did Before Her Death & It's Heartbreaking!

August fourteenth, 2026. Dollywood is opening the biggest ride in the park's history, and the woman whose name is on the gate isn't there. She sends a video from home, standing in front of a pair of butterfly wings, and explains her absence like a scheduling problem. Eleven days later she was dead. Eighty years old, at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center in Nashville. Seven weeks after her funeral, Bono said she had spent part of that same summer doing something the public knew nothing about. He told Rolling Stone, in an interview published September twenty-fourth: when she got ill, she got out of her bed to sing this song. Then the sentence that traveled further than the first one. And you can hear that. And I can't even listen to it now. The song is called Torn. Recorded in June. Track twelve on a U2 album that doesn't arrive until November thirteenth. ▸ Subscribe for the next untold story:    / @untoldfamefiles   ▸ Watch next:    • This Video of Dolly Parton Will Make You C...   Sources & context This documentary is commentary and analysis built on public information, including reporting from Rolling Stone, TODAY, Billboard, Variety, ABC News, NPR, NBC News, Fox News, People, Parade, CNN and CBS News. What it says about Dolly Parton comes from published reporting, interviews and official statements. Claims made in the dispute are allegations, attributed to the people who made them. The interpretations are the creator's own opinion; we have no private access beyond the public record. Please check the facts for yourself and draw your own conclusions. About Untold tv We make documentaries for education and commentary. Every claim is sourced, and rumors are never passed off as facts. For breaking updates, follow official news outlets. Music: The Grey Room / Density & Time, Simon Herody.